The Butcher’s Blessing | Book Review
Part coming-of-age, part mid-life crisis, and part thriller, I heartily recommend this book.
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I am, I am, I am: Seventeen Brushes With Death| Staff Pick
Maggie O'Farrell is a wonderful writer of fiction, and here she shows that she is an equally wonderful writer of non-fiction. She writes of her life using 17 brushes with death that she
Twilight Hauntings| Book Review
If you like fantasy with intricate plots, memorable characters, and moments sparkling with witty humor, "Twilight Hauntings" is the one for you.
The Story that Cannot be Told | Staff Pick
A story from history that has not really been told in our literature, certainly in children’s literature.
Mother’s Milk Poems in Search of Heavenly Mother | Staff Pick
The book I would like to recommend is called Mother's Milk Poems in Search of Heavenly Mother by Rachel Hunt Steenblik.
The Library Book | Book Review
If you like nonfiction and are interested in learning about public libraries, then "The Library Book" would be great for you.
The Pilgrim’s Progress | Film Review
The Pilgrim's Progress is quite a gripping tale! Anyone would enjoy this engrossing animated version.
Alba and the Ocean Cleanup | Book Review
The book includes very beautiful and colorful illustrations. It has a wonderful section near the end that teaches kids about marine life and how to be more friendly to the ocean.
The Brilliant Deep | Staff Review
In "The Brilliant Deep," you'll learn about Ken Nedimyer, who initiated the restoration of dying Florida coral reefs.
The Giant Jam Sandwich| Book Review
The Giant Jam Sandwich is a quirky picture book about one town's creative solution to a wasp infestation.
Take Control of Your Cancer Risk | New Book
Although there is a genetic factor to cancer, many risk factors are controllable. From diet to exercise to sleep to screenings for certain cancers to making sure you are up-to-date on
Pocket Full of Colors | Book Review
In this children’s biography, you'll find out exactly who Mary Blair was and how the "It's a Small World" ride came to be.
Sisters In Arms | Staff Pick
This historical story is based on the 6888th Postal Battalion which was the only all-female, all-black U.S. Battalion. They were part of the Women's Army Corps (WAAC) whose purpose was to
Hello, Neighbor! | Book Review
I loved learning more about Mister Rogers' life and the show through Hello, Neighbor!: a book that's perfect for kids. If you or your kids like Mister Roger's Neighborhood, you should check
The Woman They Could Not Silence | Book Review
In 1860 Elizabeth Packard, a wife and mother of six children, was committed to an insane asylum by her husband. Why? Not because she was insane.